The Sun. — London, England, 1808-01-25 00:00:00

Elnporor of the French and King .of Italy, an 4. which are of the following tenor."--{Here follows a literal Copy of the Decree of the 26th Decem ber,, issued on this subjea bY his Majesty the km peror and King.)—Gazette de France, 113 z. lb, arid .111onitenr, Jan. 20. .9v :(1* FRANKFORT, JAN. 14.—The German pOticiahe • are particularly employed on the means (it, attacking Engl.ind in the Indies, and striking'hertcPihe! heart. The alliance of Russia, France, afld Persia, appears to than adapted to accelerate this prejea : the pub lic papers of Germany. are therefore filled with Tian. relative to this Expedition. . Arnow) . s thos e . which have appeared, the following, published in the Journal of Manheim, has attra43ed considerable , notice :--.4he writer of this article supposeS, " that the Expedition will be made not only with the consent. • of the King of Nam,' but that Monarch will furnish: the irmies that Shall pass thro' his territory with every , thing necessary for. Aheir.subsistence.. He , chooses` Astracan for. the place of rendezvous of . the trendy: and Russian armies ; and he edits, the Rassian'army, will not only be sufficiently provided'with . 'a' Tillery, and • ammunition, but the RuSsiawarmiegitv 111ake: care to have them in readiness for the Frenc itlvny, which, to facilitate its March, will take' with .4 neither cannon, ammunition, nor horses.- The Rus sian army will be easily coileaed atAstracan; but it will be requisite to shorten and .fa.cilitate the march of the French army. It has two pints of dew. : tore, and conSequently two routes to follow ; to ar- , rive at Astracan--ene from the Duchy of Warsaw, and the other through Dalmatia. . By the former the army will proceed in a right line to Zarozuni on the Volga, making a march of about four hundred and sixty leagues, or two hundred and thirty German miles : then it will embark on the Volga for Astra can, from which Larazum is diitant about too leagues. Thus the French army, setting out from Warsaw, • will have 560 leagues to go to reach As - tracan, top of which will be by water—a march that will employ. two months and a half, or three ' months. By the second route, that is to say, frdm Dalmatia, the French army wilrmake a march. of about 10 . 0 leagues to reach apt Danube at a place, proper to embark. It will go down the Datifibe to -its mouth on board vessels brought from,th4 Black' ' Sea. When arrived at the Black Sea, it,will purse its route, and passing by the Strait, of the Crimea, will land at Sangaroc, on the Sea of Axon' . From Saugaroc it will ,march to the Dolr, which it will Pass near Piati labianka, and proceed to the Laro zurn, where it will embark for Astracan. As it is only abcibt 140 leagues nearly from Tanjoroc to Larozum, it appears that by this route the'Fretich army has only about 240 or 250 leagues to march by land, in going - from Dalmatia to Astracan. The time which will be employed by the*French :tin this march may be estimated at about 'six weeks,4 that is to say about half the time of the former. iHnving joined at Astracan, the two French , and Itnyian:' armies, with their artillery, ammunition, Itbrses f fic„ will embark in vessels put in requisition on the Cas pian Sea, will traverse that Sea, and arrive at •As trabad, in Persia, after a passage of ten or tVelve days: From Astrabad, the two armies, furnished with pro visions by the King of PERSIA, will pursue their route through that kingdom for the'lndies, where they will arrive 'after a -march of seven or eight Weeks. It resulta• from this plan, that a French Ai'my. of 30,000 th en setting out from Dalmatia,. and a Russian army of 30,000 'men (which May like wise he joined by a Persian army) may arriVe in the Indies at the ens of five mouths at latest."(.four nal de l' Emil:id e, jun, 1,9.) ..., . HARM/RON, JAN. I I.—They write from different Cities in Russia,. that the public opinion .in that country is strongly expressed against 'the English, and that the system . which has been adopted by the Cabinet ofSt. Petersburgh is genera 4 approved . : The orders of the Emperor, relative to . EngliSliShips and property, have been . executed every where with the utmost rigour, except Riga, where the neW.Go *ernor has a&ed with much feebleness; it is there" fore 'sa4, that . the Government, very dissatisfied • withitis•eondua, has dismissed ` him frorti his situa tion. Several letters from St. Petersburgh, say, that as-soon as the weather will permit, his Im perial Highness the Grtmd•Duke CoNSTANTINK Will set out for .France, where-he proposes to , sremain • • - some time. • 141usictt,,J4x. 1 1.-,The ceremony of the mare. riage of,tlte Emperor of AusrittA •k.ith the Princess MARIA Br A- Wes: celebrated at Vienna on 'the tith instant, with great pomp. ANCO&A, JAN. already perceive here the baPpy eff , as of the Imperial Decree of the 17t1t . I)ecemiler,:relatiVe to th e et;trunerce with tngland; 'The greatest Aivity prevaik ih` our port. M PA S .84No i a' speculator -in Privateers, has lately fitted Out two Privateers, which,- notwithstanding the absence of . N - part of their crews, set' sail, 'and at the end of two . e.l.Jys three large Vessels front and Syraeuse p laden with salt, wo4.dried raisins, Ste. were brought into Atmuna. A fOarth Vessel, captered by the. same Ihivateets, is, it appears, detained by contrary winds 'ft a 'Pint or M. PAssANo i _ in the ylar 4 , 866 , re-viattalled the Isles of Tretnite within 'lilt of an English Squadron. He likewise 2ialized himself at the siege of Ancona.—(Maniteur, Jan. 10.) The . statement of the insurrelion at Lisbon, which we lately inserted, and which has been since discredited., is, we understand, coufirmed..by further advices.from thence, which state, that on the 12th ult. the people having armed themselves, began the attack, and'were at first successful, but were subse. guently defeated 3.vith great alaughter. Thirty-eight of the ringleaders were apprehended, and ordered to be tried by a court Martial. Another insurrec tion took place on the rytb, which was quelled whh less difficulty. General JONOT afterwards is sued an order for disarming the whole. population of Lisbon. It is stated in private letters from the Continent, that of the Russian Army on its march against Fin , Lind; one half has been obliged to return for want of -provisions, and that the other is in . a deplorable mate. The same letters add, that the King of SivnuEN has informed our Court, that • the zassist.' ittleQ which he requires ought to.be in m0ney,.,,n34 litary stores,. and provisions, bitt that he wants_ no Zi . ..ush troops, having tneii enough of hi.* own. NAVAL NEWS. From the LONDON GdZETTE, fay. 23, 1808, Admiralty-Office, Jun. 23, 1808. Copy of i Utter from Admiral Montagu, Co -- nt mander in Chief of His Majesty's Ships and Ves sels at Portsmouth and Spithead, to the Honour able IV. W. Pole, dated on board the Royal IVil liam, at Spithead, the 20th Inst. • SIR, - • . I I have the honour to inclov!, for thn infortpation of my Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, a Letter which I have received from Lieutenant Tra cey, Commanding the Linnet' Brig, giving an ac count of .the capture or Le Courier French Lugger Privateer, which shews &midi judgment' and gal lantry in that.Otlicer. , I have the honour to be,&c. (Signed) G. MONTA6U. • His Majesty's Brig Linnet, at Sea, Jan. 16, 1808.. Sin, I have the honour to inform you, on Saturday • the ititheinsf. Cape Barfleur W. by N. six or seven leagues, I saw a French Lugger in chace of an I:nglish Ship and Brig: the two latter I immediately joined, and thought proper. to run in company with them until night should favour mk,closin g with the Lugger. .At half-past six. P. M, the Lugger com menced a tire on the Ship, which she gallantly re turned. At seven the Lugger attempted to haat off; but my being within musket-shot, rendered his au; tempt - fruitless. Ten minutes past seven I tired a broadside of round and grape, with ,a volley of mus ketry, which carried away his bowsprit and main lugg I then hailed him to strike; instead of which • she hoisted . her lugg. I then commenced a steady . . . . lire, 'which lasted otie hour: and a half (with ;round, grape, and musketry), during' which time her luggs were knocked down, and as. often hoisted (at least ten times): Fifty minutes past eight, being in a sinking state, hailed she had struck ; proves to be 4,Courier, of Cherbourg, commanded by Captain . 41 - exander Black, mounting eighteen guns, with a cOrnplement.of sixty men ; Second Captain of which was killed, and, three sealien wounded; sails re markablyfast ; out four days; made no. capture ; but calve from under the isles of Alarcon, at eleven A.M. thiS instant, where she anchored for shelter from the' late gale. I am happy to add we sustained no loss, and that the conca& of. my Otliqrs and Ship's Company merit my warmest praise. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) J. TRACE?, ,Lieutenant and Commander. Montagu, 'Commander in Chief, • &c. &c. 4 Spithead. • COPy of a Letter from Vice-Admiral Rowley, Com mander iii Chief of His Majesty's Ships and sels in the Downs, to the Hon. or. IV Pole, dated on loard His Majesty's Skip Princess of Orange, in the Downs, the 19th inst. SIR, I have the honour to transmit, for their Lord ships' information, a copy of a Letter from Captaiel Spence, of His Majesty's Sloop Pandora, io Cora modote Owen, giving an account of the capture of the French Lugger Privateer L'Entreprenante, of 16 guns, and 88 men. I have the .honour to be, &c. (Signed) B. S.,ROWLEY: • North Foreland 11- . six leagues; SIR, • _ Jan. 14, 1808. I am happy to inform you, that about ten minutes before eight o'clock-last evening, Polkstone bearing Iq:N.W. six or seven mites, I fell' in with the L'En. treptenante. French Privateer L• ugger,. of iq guns ant 58 men, commanded by Captain Bloudin, which; after a chace of an hour and forty minutes, : ive had the gOod fortune to come up ,with and capture with. two miles Of the French shore, Cape Grisne4. bearing south. From his being so very close to his own coast (the Batteries firing over 'is), he per» severed in his attempt tp,escape, till our indsquetry -had wounded the Captain, the Second • Captaini and four pr five men, and would not shorten sail till we run alongside of hit• 4. She has been out three days from Calais, and has taken the Mary Brig,' of Sunderland. She is a very fine large new Lugger, and sails exceedingly fast. The Active Cutter 'pitted in the chace, and assisted in removing the Prisoners. I have, &c. (Signed) HENRY HINE SPENCE), ,conantoctore -Open, PLYWOOTII, JAN. 23,—Private Letters hwie been received here fipm..the SquAdron,cruizing Oil ' Ruche fort, which state, that on • the Lath inst. a French 80-gun Ship came down the River,' and joined the Squadron lying in the Harhonr, , making in the whole six Sail of the Line, two Frigates, and two . Sloop; of War; since which the En:reprenante Cutter is arrived in Torbay, with aioatches, stating the escape of. the French Squadron during a heavy gale of wind at East; 'and that the Eurydice Frigate had nearly been,captured by awl). The Squadron of Sir RICli s AnD STRACBAN, which has been blockading ' the Rochefort Squadron,-are stated to have left their • station for Brest previous to their escape,' and Sir I.,PucxwoaTn, with six Sail of - the Line, is gone in pursuit of them, said to be not more than fifteen leagues . in their rear. In consequence of the above intelligence, orders have been given for the'Ships of War at this Port to get ready gad . sail forthwith to join the Squadron cruizing ,off Brest.. Arrived the Portuguese Ship Balvintas, from . Rio Janeiro, laden with cotton, sugar, &c. ' bound to Lisbon, detained by Sir Sitwai Sman's Squadron. Arrived the French Galliot Le Funny, laden with wine, from Bourdeaux, captured by - the Thdefati -04/e Frigate. ' - &fded the tbefiance, of 74 guns, to join ,the 41' Squadron off Brest. . _ This afternoon twelyo Sail of outward-bound West India Ships put into. Cawsand . Bay, under convoy of a Frigate, owing . to contrary winds. Sailed the Helena Sloop of War for Portsnatinth. Went out of Harbour the Bellerophon, of 74 guns, and anchoredin Cawsand Bay. P. S. It is reported this evening . that the Sciva dron under the command of Sir R. STRACHAN and not that of Sir JOHN DUCKNORVH, has sailed in pursuit of the Rochefirt Squadcon, but it. cannot be accurately ascertained which of the twp accounts are 4;otrea. , . - PORTSMOUTH, JAN: 24. 7 -Arrived yesterday the Resistance Frigate, Capt. ADAM, .fronit a Cruize: Sailed yesterday the Suri)eillante, with Mr. ILL, the English Atnbassador *to the PortugueßJ G'overn- Inent; for the Brpzils ;- the. Boadicea Frigate, Capt. .11 A TTL AND, for..the Downs.; and the Feller Gun brig, Lieut. CANtrisELL;on a Cruize.' The ,Hyacinth Sloop of. War,. Capt. DAvIE, gives Convoy instruaions to. Vessels bound to the West Indies ; and the Proserpine Frigate, Capt. OTTER, to those bound to the Mediterranean. The weather has: been so extremely hazy the vi hole ,of this day,. that. Ships arriving at this Port cannot be- perceived. •e • ,The Baraconta, Capt.-HAnuis, will sail for the Brazils, the Cape, and for Madras, immediately on the arrival of dispatches fruni London, ,which are hourly expeeted. The Specie taken in the Spershnoy Russian Yri 7 gate, was yesterday sent to the .ganit of England,,in three waggons. Yesterday a' Court Martial was held on Air. D. Cunningham, -Boatswain of his Majesty's Ship.Pro repine, for drunkenness. He was dismissed his Ship. • Capt. W..HAnOOOn, President. , The Leonidas Frigate, Captain DUNBAR, will sail' in a few days for the MediteiTanean, with the Hon. W. Minister Plenipotentiary to the 'Court.of, Sardinia. • I\ Captain BAYNTUN is appointed to the Liwiadian at Plymouth; and Captain BARRETT, to the Africa, at this Port. Yesterday F. HILL, Esq. Secretary of Ilgation to the Portuguese Government ; and Mr. CHAMBER. , LAYNe ) Secretary and Aging Consul-General, at the. Brazils, sailed in the Surveillance, Sir GEORGE CQLLIER, for Rio Janeiro. The Surveillance is charged' with dispatches for Sir SIDNEY Slams, off the Tagus ; for Sir Stestuct. Hoot), • at Madeira ; rind for the PottugueseCuvernnient. She has on board- forty thousand' dollars. for Madeira, besides the loan of, ioo,oool_. for, the Portuguese Govern- menu. YAIIMOUTET; JAR. 9.4—Arrived the Earl of Lei cester Packet from Gottenborgh, with Mails and Passengers. She brings intelligence that two Danish Line of Battle Ships, with a Corvette, were cruiz ing in the Sonnd. One of the Men of War chased the Packet for Some time. 'The Captain of the Packet died on board on Tuesday, last. SIIERRNESS, JAN. 22. -7-Sailed the Cossack, 24 guns; Capt. DccaY, to_ join the Grand Fleet. The Centurion, 50 guns, with stores for lialifax, Nova Scotia, went out of Harbour to the Great trol't." • • JAL 23,-A Merchant. Brig is on the Nore Sand, and not likely to be - got off. A number of boats are employed uuloading her ; . she is front 'Boston, Lin colnihire, with corn. JAN. 24.—Three hundred and fifty of the Glory's crew, paid off at Chatham., are put on , board the Sultan, 74„ for a passage to Portsmouth, to join :the.Flag Ship of Admiral OTWAY. ' =The Guerriere Frigate sailed this day for Jamaica,' ,with his Grace the Duke of NIANCiihsTEa. Went out of •Hiutour to the Great Nure, the Ariel Sloop of War, Capt. OL IV Ett. • Sailed the *kiting Schooner for the Downs, IsLArrns or SCILLY, JAN. 17,--Came in the Re. becca Transport, J. CLEvus, Master, , having been driven to sea from Plymouth Sound, in a gale of wind. Arrived the Lilly of the DA,VIES J Mas. ter, from Quebec, bound to Plymouth Dock, with,. timber; also the Insolent Gun-brig, Licit. Mantis, Commander, for the crew of his Majesty's Sloop Hoitet,' Lieut. WILLIAMS, stationed on the qua rantjne service, St. Lielen's Pool, Scilly, to be paid wages at Plymouth. Colu4, J AN. 18.—Yesterday the West India Fleet, row:Nang of 108 yeSseN, sailed (non our harbour, tincier . c r onvoy of His Majesty's Ship Hussar, Capt. I.a.oyD, the Maselle 4 Sloop, anil the Decade, to Ma deira.. The Espiegte Sloop, Captain Moaass, also sailed on a cruize. FALMOUTH, JAN.. 22.—The Fleet for the Medi terranean is just arrived orb thii Port, and a Boat from tho Ship of War has been direding the Cap. pini of Vessels bound thither to get out early in-the ;li4C: 11)x. DEAL:SAY. 244—,-Arrirecl yesterday afternoon The Resolute Gurt, r brig, with, a convoy., from Irelan.l which are sailed for the arrived this afte - inoon: the Travers East Indianian from Ports mouth, sailed for the 11iver ; also a Fleet of Transports from, the Westward, and sailed to 11:. Nortir.vard. The Reio/hte Gan-brig has a signal flying for a convoy to the Westward. DISTRIBUTION O 4 ritizE-NroNr.y. To thß Officers :and - Companies -ot His Nlai;. , sty's Gun. brigs Daring and hardy, for the detention of the Anna C far. Jou& MaF, Mei, at No. 23; NOrtOlk.smdt, Strand, every 'lstie.iday- and •Fri4ay tot. three monthi. To thi Officers awl Coryip - ailies of Majer.ty's; Ships Didator and ra, and t.. 4 His `Nl3jesty's Sioop:Forester,, for the detention Of tk)e Arnern..-an Brig YE on thz 13tit ::dupe, a&on in Company with His lblajesty's Cutter Cailier, at No. 3, 14orfotk-Street, Strand, every Tin..-sday and , Friday' for three months. ,• .-To'the i.y f thrs and Company of His Majesty's Ship Eu. .tydice, capture of the Venert, on the Oi May, tBos, ~,i i lo ' f24,llpt. at No. .21i Lssex-'street, Stand, and every uestliy and Friday .for three years. To the Officers anti Companies Of: His Majesty's Ships Clyde and Fortunee, for tits detention of the n rick and lan, .on the .27th August, 0;:: , 1, in company .with flis lesty's'lhip_Arribuseatie, awl and La Sophir,., ,s , 41,, 01 ,, At No, 23, NorfOlk-street, Strand-, eNcry day for three years. To the Officers and Cr4npaides a 11;s ;..1 jest ) , •:;- p phi, Sloops La Sophie anct.flaleyun, iur the Lap:areal the Greek Ship San Nichplai, °fruit: titit lan. tB,i, at No. 23, Norfolk-street, Strand, every day tor thr:e years. To the.° fiL;ers and C.ompiny.of I its Majesty's Ship Niger, for the Capture of the Spanish Ship a lex4n ort t zist Nov. iSo.I, every day for three 34:30r.a, at No. t it. Cci...;i-srreer, Strand. _ • • 'To the Qfneets and Company of, Ilia hlnjesty l s Ship Ni ier, for the . :aptute of the Privateer La Virgin del Carmen, on the ailplay, fi,Cecil-strver, SI Lind. To the Offiders and Company of fits niiest y' G Fervent, for the eaptaro of tilt Moorish Vessel I utit; w,ery day, at No. 4, El) -place, flolhorn. To the Wheels and 'Company of Hia Majesty's Sloop Wanderer, for the recapture of the Nancy, Oil tile 24Th Oat. 1507, at No. 22,Artiodel•street, Strand,lor three To' the Officers and Company of, Ills Majesty's. Ship L'Ainkabl,g„ . for the recapture of the Padol us,. 0:, tilt 2.9Z11 s6l,e:lttty'af No. '22 j ,Aruuli.strcet, every :lay fur tifautths.,! r ' To the Offii."!ers and Company of 11 . 15 Pihjesty's ship 1'04: for the recapture oh the Plinc- of Wales l'acket, nit the isth August, -13..5, at NO. 271, Atutitia 14feet, 01l iitt, ,, and for three inuntla. To,theYliicers and Company. of the Fox .(3) hired Armed Cutter, tar the Capture of the Dine)) Slip Demerar.t. Packet, in company with liis :bjcsty's Ship Isis, on :trz 3 , 1 bay ! 1863, on the 22d inst. at No. 230, Nortu;k-stiect,Str,,O, and every Tuesday and Friday after, . • ',To the Officers stud COmpany of the Arniranthe, for the capture of the littfrow on'the iSth rltignst, - 185, on the 21St inst. and tor three months after, at No. 13, Great George-street, Westminster. • To the Officers and Company of lbs . Majesty's Ship Blanche, for the Capitire of t h e French ri,;.ye Guer. riete„:' , on the ipth luly,.tB';6, on the 2.3 d inst. at Nn. ir, Cecil-street, Strand and every day atte at the saute place. tntite Officers and Company otflis. r Nl:deity's !;litp I.a Sophie, for the Capture of the Henrick and lan in company with Majesty's Ships Clyde, Font:nee, nibuitcale,. And imor, on ttio 27th August, IRo3 ; on the 27th iliSt. at No. 9, New Brotd-street, and every Wednesday and Thin - 43y after for three years. To the ()Kers. and Ship's Company Of' His Nlajesty's Ship Windsor Castle, for the Capture or the F. rench t L'Armeidc, Minerva, .L'indetart t gahle,, and on the 25th September, ttl:,6, ou the 29th inst. at Hawkerlao.ifice, elymoutit, and• every Tuesday.and Friday, at, the paw,: place, for three months. . • To the Officers and •Ship's Company of ilkM ljest y'i Ship Polyphemus, : for We-Capture ot the f rent;ll Nri,. nerve, L'Armeide, Llottatmigahle,• and Claire, .on the 25th September, tSai, on Waal he p*olyfrheritus,• • at Ports. rnouth,•on the2Sth inst.'and tbr three rIIOIITIIS after, at No. 7e, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury. . • • Tt. the Officers and Crews of •iiis M.ije.=ty't Ships Merlin and Prevoyante, for the Capt ore of the. Pr . ,.:.wan Shi• ; ) • Eft. ward, in company with... His" ~y 1 . jetty's Ship . ..try4;h:e„ the r June, ISOi, On the 241 Feb. at No -14,.. Clernent's !::u, and afterwards, at the S.1111(1 Information was received on Friday, at Ports mouth, hat a man of the UMW Lh;l- Orbiter, who had lately committed several &pi - ed.:diens 'at Oxford, was in that neighbourhood ; and on S,:ttu day morning printed bills were l'e.c;vl..dat the hall, describing his' person and wronces ; which (what is MoSt'singolar).whilst I .\kistr,ites wei- d reading, Palk and Lazarus, two aclivc Odigers of the instantly turned round and'recc‘2ini.zed a man Who in every particular answered the cieicripti on :„.. He was immediately* examined'hy the MagiStrates; and is comtnitte& for another examithition, that he may be identified. fit,t says his lIQZIICIS Gardner, and that he cattle ont of Kent. fto stands charged with having committed.ahree burglaries and rebb:3- ries, between the'Sth And IBth inst. He escaped from the Officers of Justice, in (....forit, '.bv+ leaping .ontof a• garret window, in which the description says, he cut or tore one, hand and arm a good In this partiddar the Prisoner agrees with the de- scription,his hand and arna being torn. A. tinder box, in the bhape Qt a tobacco-boxy was founl iii his pocket, . We are at last happy to find that some of our own Countrywomen are to be encouraged at the Opera we understand that Madame Dusbtm w:11 make her appearance in the grand Opera of Didora: her enchanting voice, unexampled ta•:te, and, sound intonation being universally allowed ti) -.lil reurs, must prove a valuable acquisition, tor we inay uay no woman can boast of greater talents. SMITHFIELD NIARKET, lAN, 25, This day's market was welt - supplied with prime Beasts, and the show of Cattle in general was plenti ful ; Beef, Mutton, Pork and Veal are dearer than our last report and the trade for the inoht pan. was tolerably good,--The sales in the Hi`ylnarket were "somewhat eothiclerable ; Straw fetched a better price than Friday's Jnarket ; Hay an Al Clove.:r h.O i;illen in price.—The following pricey and numbw.s are an accurate sCaternent : To sink the OfEtl per stone of 81b. I \ 130135. 41.. to 4s. Ed. —Mutton 3s. zd. to 4s. tod,--Veal Ss. ad. to . i 4.od.—Llttlb as. ad. to as. ad.—Polk qs. 63. to' 6s. 6:1t: acasts 275o.—Shreit 13,000.—Calves. 303. Pigs 4i o . n ay •4j. tos. to 61, 0 .5,, r cd. to 61. 6e. ode -Straw tt. od. to al. ss. od. CORN E),CCFIANGE.—There is a middling •supply of Wheat arrived t9-dny, 3nci the Benc-..r.ils=ile mal; aiioAt a declension in prior aho , ,,t 24. per quarter; Barley and jvlalt are very dull in ~11,‘, A t a small 'variation ; P;xise.and Beans 4 ,f wise the-supplies of Oats ; are coni,l: l 4,r.,nre, and till; trade. 4,quoto‘.l rather lo‘ire i r ; F:our har,ily suppo r t s the currency. Wheat 4 a 6o; a • 1 Tick ileans . 533 aOs Fine ditto -74 s 4 " 04 , S ';'" a 365 avs fyd Rye 45% a Poland aim) 39s a .I.'s naricy '40:: at;. I Pinatae - - 41.3 Malt 66 3 a tope Seed -a;). , a :-t t White Pease t 52i a 1 Fine Flour sgs. a 6a5 od Grey ditto . ttc , a a • 1 kcontia $414 11C3115 (Old) 58; 'A ij4 all rei